CityCube Berlin, Exhibition hall at Messe Berlin, Germany

CityCube Berlin is an exhibition hall of Messe Berlin at the corner of Jafféstraße and Messedamm in Westend, next to the south entrance of the exhibition grounds. It has two levels of 6,015 m² each: a column-free upper hall up to twelve metres high seating 5,000 people, and a lower level divisible by movable partitions into up to eight conference rooms for 400 to 3,000 people. Eight further conference rooms for 50 to 300 people and 47 smaller rooms complete it.

The foundation stone was laid in July 2012, and the hall opened on 5 May 2014, later than the March 2014 date first planned. It replaced the congress use of the ICC and was built in connection with the demolition of the Deutschlandhalle, at a cost of about 83 million euros.

The CityCube hosts the trade fairs that Messe Berlin runs on its own grounds, among them IFA, Fruit Logistica, InnoTrans, ITB and Grüne Woche. Its lower level can be split by movable walls into up to eight conference rooms seating 400 to 3000 people each, so a visitor may find several unrelated congresses running side by side.

CityCube Berlin sits at the corner of Jafféstraße and Messedamm, right by the south entrance of the Messe Berlin grounds. The S-Bahn station Messe Süd and BVG bus line 349 serve the building directly. Inside, the upper and lower levels connect to the conference rooms of hall 7 and to halls 2 and 4, so allow time to move between them.

The main hall is completely free of supporting columns, which is a rare design feature that provides unobstructed views across the entire space. This allows organizers complete freedom in arranging the room layout without architectural constraints to work around.